Krapets Beach

Krapets Beach is located right next to the village of the same name. It extends north to South Durankulak Beach and south to Cape Krapets.

The beach strip is spacious, clean, and about 7 km long, bordered by forest and dunes in some places.

To the north, it passes by the lagoon of the Durankulak Biosphere Reserve. The sea in the area is unpredictable—there are often rip currents.

Additionally, like the beaches of Durankulak, strong winds almost constantly blow here, making it ideal for kite surfing enthusiasts.

The beach is unsupervised, with no umbrellas or sunbeds. During the active summer season, there are mobile bar caravans. It is preferred by visitors seeking peace and closeness to nature.

The beach is accessed via dirt roads, and there are many parking spaces available in the area.